Hotel du Quai de Seine

Accessibility is excellent!

Nice hotel for price range

Great for backpacking adventures

Close to shops and bakery

For the price, the bathroom was modern and clean, three bedroom was small but comfortable, furniture were scuffy but clean. The hotel is located very close to metro, local park and cafes with reasonable prices.
I would go there again! Thank you :)

Nice little Parisian hotel. Close to the canal and the Plage on one side and then close to a grocery store, restaurants (great little chicken takeaway) and the metro on the other side.
Room was small but clean and perfect for 2 people. Ac worked really well and the staff were very polite and kind. Would stay here again

The hotel room was clean and ready for us but the overhead light stop working and went out, the air conditioning also stopped working.

This was perfect for our trip to Paris. It’s not new or fancy but the staff was extremely helpful and friendly. It’s right near a few metro stations and we found an excellent Italian joint just down the street with a great lasagna. The neighborhood felt safe to walk around in and would stay here again!

The hotel answered my queries before our arrival. The staff were friendly. The air conditioning was efficient. The triple room was spacious and was cleaned every day. We were able to keep our bags in the locked baggage area after we had checked out on the last day. There were two bakeries and convenience stores nearby and some nice, affordable restaurants in the area near the canal. All in all, a very pleasant stay.

This was a great one-night stay. Very close to the metro station, soooo much food nearby, and the bed was decently comfortable. I loved that we had our own bathroom and shower (separate, but in our room rather than shared as ive found in other hotels). Room was very small and quaint. Excellent A/C!!!
Only thing we noticed was the room seemed quite muggy when we arrived, meaning there was some humidity in the air and when we went to bed, our body seemed to feel moist against the bed. No other complaints really. Would recommend!

Like all "normal" hotels in Europe the size of the room (1 double bed / 1 single) was small but everything was clean and the service/employees were great. Yes, you could hear the traffic but it is expected for a hotel in a big city. The walk to both metro stations that were close were safe. Even walking back from major tourist attractions felt safe. We were a couple traveling with a teenager and everything was good.

The room was tinier than most places and the street was so tiny that an uber/taxi wouldn't drop off/pick up at the door. However, it is nice to have a couple of train stations nearby.

Great spot thatvwas everything it was made out to be.

The room was actually fine – clean, comfortable, no complaints there. But honestly, the service completely ruined the experience.

There’s a girl who works at the front desk in the morning, and she has one of the worst attitudes I’ve ever seen in a hotel. Super rude, arrogant, and clearly doesn’t want to be there. She treats guests like they’re bothering her just by asking basic questions. Zero patience, zero willingness to help.

We enjoyed our stay there very much. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone because the staff are all very friendly and exceptional who go above and beyond duty to help. I love that the hotel is about 10 seconds away from the metro Riquet exit but unfortunately that means that you can hear the metro but that can be easily fixed with earplugs at night. Some larger or taller guests might find the washroom too crammed based on the toilet location in the washroom but it was fine for us.

We did like the location and the property, but the rooms were very very small. Not that we are big people, but my wife does a yoga stretching program for her back, and it was virtually impossible to do this.

Close to metro, small hotel, breakfast on site, Boulanger right outside the door, dining close by although food is not special. Good Japanese restaurant close by and grocery stores. Great place to stay, quiet. Have stayed there multiple times, keep coming back.

The room we had was very small for 2 people. In fact was virtually impossible to open our luggage. Quite inconvenient. The hotel also had a weird rumble (not uncommon in Paris as there are many train lines), but fortunately it was the RER (I think) @ 30 minute intervals.

A good hotel if you want to visit Paris on your own for a couple of days. Bathroom is clean, bed comfortable, breakfast very OK, staff day & night nice and helpful.
Several restaurants are nearby, metro / underground / subway station is just around the corner - with changing lines once you can be at Notre Dame in 20-30 minutes, 10 minutes only to Gare de l'Est train station.
Maybe a german TV-programme would be good...

I went to Paris for a week alone. At first I wasn't sure about this hotel as it's in the 19th arrondissment but I LOVED it here. It's less touristy but so charming. There is a grocery store on one corner and a bakery on another. The street behind the hotel opens up to a canal with house boats and charming cafes. I like Cafe Gina. There's even a yoga studio behind the hotel. The metro is close and you are right near Montmartre and Pere La Chaise. Line 7 takes you to all the other hot spots. It was great value. The staff are super friendly. The area felt safe ( granted I'd take a taxi if I was out late for door to door service). I would stay here again.